HOW YOU CAN HELP
First Judicial District CASA has three different ways you can advocate for children in our community:
A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer is a trained citizen who is appointed by a judge to represent the best interests of a child in court. CASAs are individuals who express a genuine concern for the welfare of children. The ability to communicate, in both written and verbal forms, is a strong factor for consideration.
The CEVC Volunteer will observe the visit between the child and parent and will document the interaction, unusual incidents, and inappropriate behaviors by either parent or child, inappropriate conversations or questions and terminated visits.
Special Projects Volunteer
Special Project Volunteers help with anything and everything that does not fit into one neat category. These opportunities may include assisting with fundraising, seasonal events, donation organization, office support, marketing, or more.
Time Commitment
10-15 hrs/month for the duration of case
Training Requirements
30 hours training plus 2 hours courtroom observation
Continuing Education
12 hours of in-service per calendar year
Time Commitment
Regularly scheduled supervised visits based on your availability
Training Requirements
15 hours training
Continuing Education
15 hours of in-service per calendar year
Time Commitment
Varies depending on your availability
Training Requirements
Varies based on project
Continuing Education
There are no continuing education requirements for this position at this time
